OAE leader and violinist Huw Daniel joins netty for a special 'Teepee with Netty' epsiode. In the sunny fields of Sussex, they chat about his time in Cambridge as an organ scholar before playing the violin, and his work as a master of reconstructing scores including Bach's Harpsichord Concerto in D Minor. They're also joined by a few woolly friends!

A last minute trip to New York set principal keyboard Steven Devine on a path of discovery that led him to the OAE and its distinctive sound world, which has inspired him ever since.

Congratulations to all the young people around the country who got their exam results last month.

Soprano Hilary Cronin joins Netty for a tea and chat in the basement of the University Women's Club. They talk about catching the 'music bug' growing up in a musical family, Hilary's fondness for the clarinet, and the joys of bringing different characters to life from costumes and wigs to finding the right outfit.

We've made an audio brochure to accompany our 2026-27 Southbank Centre season, 'Music Speaks'.

Discovering the wooden flute, Lisa instinctively knew it was the instrument for her. That passion took her into the early days of the OAE, helping to break new ground in historically informed performance.

We’ve just released our 2025/26 ‘Annual Review’ of our Education work. Discover the impact we’ve been having from Brighton to Durham.

Development Director Harry Hickmore joins Netty backstage at the 2026/27 Season Opener at Queen Elizabeth Hall to talk fundraising, music and community.